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Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
Belmont, @riaht Co., Spna.

Stthtchp, ~i'HIi WV Suipu.
VI bar tiin iaaet liot &esn e Sang, liben
Sdatea inoiauot zig, iaa bet MI er temmelis
Fort, Soil ier meb en- SpIelie at @lebe, paa
Pc traenoe Sfper, Der unbertioen fommer pp,
men lt8eiaa burtis forlpinoe, Sesn, jpn De
NT Oetra9teoe meo Srp9t % maaite ct ub,
r7t al ltilfreosbeb meb "ale oisie itpsse
sforme, iom lfal saa beitanoi9t." Nu ices
toI', Der fpr bar farois at iprinse til aial'
ss ueo bet minbite 5esn til uueir, at isse
W, 4OOr Der er beore lloiigt for at is, ont
VT lite te9ner Jig til at "oG pa 10 p9l me
tl'na taa lite rGsu." SaaleoeS er bet mep
Innetebeben. Zen fnurrer oper bette %
lin'; men, raar iaa 9insen foranores, iau
aoer be, at bet, iom fpr tnurrebes oper, NOT
'a' Oct beoite aliseoel. Siioriomner falot
H1 aoetDOeli9t 8esn % iioite Buffers Sne
M' Aellsr lite meget. iaa nj er oct usiaa
N'oman9 I paa ilere Steoer. 9ette er iaa
as8et oanlteli9ere, efteriom be ileite beronts
Daa bar ct forbolospis fort gntal &reatls
0' 8e tprlte Rorlfe boiatte lis Der for 16
~ Var Iioen; Here er liot efte; libt an
~a'e M CT Der oper so norlfe 5amilier, %
4qa Gel Sanlfe % Spenife, iaa ben ltans
.aa0tte Setolfnins er sanife flor. 9a bet
VI TT . Aar, iioen ri fit Sernbane nGrmere
np 70 Nttl, lit oe meset sobt 2ano for en-
Gus al ira 81 til So pr. Gcre, og, ba 5iberne
u Oarst sooe inotll be to iioIte Nar, iaa
WET 6olt for en- it.r Del / forbolospis 9obe
"YaOA'lte 6orbolo. Dtens itprite 9elen bar
/" aeres, er Der BOG nosle al be mere bell
w, ION eter fra 200 tit 500 Ncres. Meset
wv quot ganb Tan enbnu fipbes for en- Yris
y, pr Ncre os ppoper, alt efter apalitet
> 0e''99enbeo. Wo9le "impropeo 5arms"
Us'aa ttlialgs, fra $3.50 pr. Icres os op.
W." SelmOnS Bp er belisaenoe / bet nOros
ss'se Slprne af gountpet. Zen saar RAFT
.'a0' 5em @ar iioen fix ben fin isrite
''DVa''s, men MI bar ben tire, os ipaar blsp
NaOre 'lurpepeb". Zen enc en- Qinie fra
n. : S"V % p1fooer, Den anoen ira Nlgora.
v ea0liil %uiiiiert, bporpiot uosen al benz
.s lulOlprt eler Ell. Belmont bar iaale.
n'tsa sooe noiister for Jremtiben. gn
h. auls'er ben BOG, % bet er Ell Gel opss
SS. HaaOmapilte S5rretninssmano; tbi
Gu NN0es Der insen. On COB Smeb,
~ ,;u "Nrpsuoos & grocerD merchant"
:, WV rs's O.lt Der iinoe en- belSis Yiaos for
n'Ds'ls 6%Orretnins.
i,S g,ao Oct airislise ansaar, ,aa er bet Der
s,n,rr wv mango andre Steoer, at bet saar
isor, .NOase eno fremoper. W~aabepalsss
saIoa s"a % andre CmitanSisbeser bar
sort Sit til Splittelie % llbtre.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
Sostins, @cSntoib 60, tat.
u
5r. Heoattpr!

Sr. 8eoattsr!
5oranleoiget peo ct Spgrasmaal / eft Wo
al 'SeeorabsH oiten". fan uneerteouepe oipe
t0lsenOe Splpsnins ON @cSntoib GA eooons
Counter.
orit Saro er Der Ell bel Gel al / beaae
ecaHtterue enonu; BOG er Qanoet nan Sp
Steoe', iom bar uGret b~eleiliat for 9ouuel.
len al lt0rre iammenbRHsenbe Settlemeuter.
for oet 'nelte opta9et. 9anoet er meoet bpI.
SeforrfllSt os en- bel Gel af BET, iom enonu
er uppta9et, er lite itiftet for anbet eup
areatllrapl eler bebite SalO blanbet Ssor.
mug, men for BEN, iou ifuloe pnIfe at Oh.
or9tte &reaturer, tror jes, at Der er uetop
piaoleil, ga bette batfeoe 2ano aisiper for
fr'nllse Sapnesan9e os Slaattemarfer. 8
9teSnfolb 70. er ct norift Settlement ca. s
Nftl noloenfor en- lioen gp, faloet Sostius.
lorn CT belis9enoe omtrent lise / gouutpets
Centrum. vi bar insen Sernbaner her eno.
MI, rten MI Ier bet bog ND til, at oenne
aleinpe mart oil bliue ~afbJulpet, ioet gpas
ftn9en al en- Sane fra Mberoeeu aiennem
WtcSntoib 60 til Sismarf er paabeouuSt
Saaoe gfeSntpib os 9osans Counter er
olottst Tor Stoo, o9 iom Sranbematerialer
orl'ses oerfor bopeoiaselis So. Naar Sern.
ballel til Sisniard bliper farois. bar pi Saab
ON OF faa arl o9 60 til rimelis gris, oa
Der I Sratterne lanss Maisiourislpen er en-
SperIloo at besse Dele, os, oa 9fitanoen
oerira lite er nteget flor, bill Sraaten ielpfpls
sells osiaa blipe sanite bilis.
@oot Ianc finoes ber naiten fra ale Ste.
Der en- Spbbe fra 10 til 80 Sob.
&. s. Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
tses aars.
9orreiponbance
gaulor. qaiOta. 24Os ysai 1887.

VuUlDI, &uApAtS ~RS ASO'
s.;r,t sr iaa aobt, icrl non Tan snite bet,
!. ,nupe lite pGre bebre, ON man lapeoe
,,,n, garmt meb bpppise Resnifnr bar
~, bele geai Raaneo, iaa baabe aseren
warien er en- 5rpo at lie, % areatnrerne
" set pisielis ism en- "sren eng" Seq
sles sufs. gRr. Sparfs piloe tase en- Yuii.
~ 5rip beruo % ie, boorleoes oisie would
farmers Ifalter os batter meo samle
',i,,IesD gienpomme berpppe, pg ie9 tror
- s5om@ piloe lpufe paa SrDnene, naar
.m I'm IN iaa pperflpiet / Smartheo; men
'. ~ rel life her alene, @amlens Snb life
.sr oslpbt. Ser er Ell RGn9oe CLAIMS,
-, trrbe "iumt eS" eller beitribes, men bet
!. gmqlSet, at en- "cpnteit" babe er lang
,,rio "a tuftbar; Of ben @rarb fan @arse
s,Ne Qanp paa 6omeiteao, Treemtiot eler
TimbercuIture ida l9n9e ban oil, noen en-
anna at boue feet paa bet, iom G~ilfGlret pfte
6er er ct meget freoeli8t 2anoifab at bo
settlingen saur life mee nosen "8uon",
r,u ieunt frentao, iaa bet bespnoer at bliue
SroTt i gperne, rtten bet er meget, iom muns-
rr snpnu for 5armierens Yebor. Set Sprite
y en- ouelis Smeo / buer Bp. Get er 3
s%,atipuer. Soruben pirfelis Smeo, Ell bps=
a gu9nrtasef, Sfe-e Se!ema9er o. {. D.,
A. io tror, bet er Matt3e fra De pperfplote
ssfsmenter sItenfpr, iom piloe sjpre suot
spttr peo at fomme Der Seit. Saplor er
NM 6anSelsplaos, ifjpnt Ri er nGlten lise
rar . andre Steoer, nertlts @laoitore os
startun. 6. Serbs (noriD er SanOlenbe /
soplur. San oriper baabe Bob % Cunt
~ssrbanoel o. er / enbper Senieeube en- paa!is
SGa "a atfurat Wauo at BABE Sorretning
reS. San inoebar tilise YoItembeoet. Sor-
rdten beitaar belle Bpen at ct Sptel. Gopr
|sr usiaa er Salocn), ct anoet Store, u. u.
IeyOt % SectiousSn
gaubfabet, npte b%etra9tet, er noaet blot
frrftieaigt fra, bDor jes fDr bar pGret; Muls
|Ma + tort os spb, iomme Steoer meo llns
|arlaa af ianmenblans,t 9er, 8alf % Sano
andre Steoer bare Ser, 8ul eqer 8alf. Seq
bar prppet cue De n9onte Stpiier % er fpnts
met gaa bet Gene meo, at Der finoes ale
elias Mtaterier, lpm tan pore til uii9eli9
|G1tte. Seq bar uetpp ct Bepis oeo Saau-
ben. ga 9uinber er foitbar % tiloels oaarz
|la, tum ies pau Den Sanfe at laos "Srit"
Tor ~5uloenbelien af nit Sus. Ser % Sano
ianbt ltg / en- Satfe 8uliorbrGnoinsen / en-
a1oen, % 9gte aalf / ben 3oie, iaa jeg iiooer
|astup % betra8ter SGsgen; ben CT "f6rit
|glais", baaoe grbeioe % Materialet, iaa bet
pneS, ipm ale glemeuter for Soils Sebpp
igser Der li8e foran os, % Oct ct ct Spprsss
naal, ON ifte 9toget oil omnle ubai bette /
|5rmtioen. Seq iaitbolber, at her er Tlaos
ur mango at ale Slass Sag, Spttorer %
lenlperarcelectlrs maalte unotasen, tbi for
bet 6prte er her lioet Sp9opm, % for bet
aabet iet iusen SrGnoeotnsbrif.
S bet &trte!i9e betieues ri al Eaitor Npros
bye; han bsrer, iaa pibt jeS peo, til gauges
.SDnoOe % er beroppe ct gar 8ause / Wats
% prGoifer 0. i. b.
"9ecorab Eoiteu" tomner notiaa reaelz
bio, % Den er MI ost melt aIbolote
Slao I port gus. Solicit Der bploer 8labe,
P8 l9 bnaber meb Giceu, "Eoiten" pil faa
Nn Eel. " ". Roienbabl.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
Gcpntp. &iscpniin

Sconto er en- San9bru9s>Bp, % bort 4r.
beibe er oerfor peo Sau9brusene ON Spm'
meren % DIN Sinteren / Sfopen.
vi bar bait lane 5iber for ct Bar Vars
3io, men MI bespnoer bet at ie libt beore no
Der bar . inter- pGret Nrbeibe moi, % Beta,
lingen fra 20 til % Dollars ont Maaneoen
Hu til Scmmeren bliuer ben alminoel,se gr.
beibstio 10 Elmer ON Sasen.
On Eel Der bar luttet fig til "anisbts Of
9abor", men bette oil fsrIt trGbe / Strait,
uaar De ale fummer neb fra Sfopen, % bel
par bet osiaa, ON Nrbeiberne piloe boloe
liot mere lammen. 6. s.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
gnhel al bet imuffe &ion er ubr,

Gnbel al bet imuffe Sion er ubru@
itet meb imaa slnlsb til Sfias, for
Grempel &n%ebelsbarter, iom be | Reses
len liseiaa sierne pil bore al meb iom
bebuloe. en- amerifanif 2ase bar MI
iunbet paa at tuse bisie Brpbelier bort
peb Sjelp at Gleftricitet, naar @eofOms
menSe er feb al benz. Gan taser ct
Saar ab @ansen, % bet fienbes iom ct
tibet Stif, men paf er Saarene for be-
itanbis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08

9orb 6bnr6ils Spisermooer be,
iunbt fig / Cannes unber bet iibfte
Sorbnjelp. gun bapbe peret lam
ilere Gar us funbe ilet lite rsre fig. @eh
bet fsrite Stsb bleu BUN iaa iorfarSet,
at bum iprans ub at Sensen, bespnbts
at lsbe runbt / gareliet os enbelis
nebab 9%rapperne.
Man foriifrer, at ira benne Dag er
bun fulbienbis belbreSet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08

oeiler. 9pao Der er isjeu al ben o~prinoeliae
SSenonoe) Menisbes b~etisnes Of gait. Wils
Eeoerien. aonfersntien bar ct Bar imoo
"eer'speoer, ion b~etienes Of BAIT. sdon.
poOo. Wanse timber fig lite tiIfreoie meo
fosen al otsie os itaar ielpislselia uosnior
all, eller osiaa ipGrmer be for omrsiienoe
Yrao'tanter, iom MI os oa bcipser os.
q 8. &itansruo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08

Naar 8 bebsper en- Ben, ba pels en-
trpfaf. Or. Sones' "8eb glouer 9os
mic" er ben bebfte Sen Renneifet bar
for ale Spsbomme | Napen, 2eperen
% Nprene. Den bebite Blobrenier %
ionic, iom man tienber. so Gents pr.
Slaifs. 2ilialss bos S.. Montsomerp
4 Co., Decorab, Soma. (Suni).
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
Srpeao, Haniom Co., Sat.

SIptYu, JluNIpm Sp., SuI.
Ser bar p9ret for Tibet &esn, iaa Suroen
er ipert tor, % Niger os eng fer oaarli8 no
paa mango Steoer, ii9r Der buUr Sorben er
ianois. HGrmeite Warfebsplaos er Sbeloou,
Ell tripelis lioen Yp belis9enoe peo Sarge
Soutb &eitern ". u. Sen bar 8 general
stores, 3 glepatorer, ct Bar 9rnsitores, en-
Banf, en- til ifal bpsses meb bet 5prite, iises
Der, iamIt en- bel Del andre Suie, Soteler,
Salooner, Chops M. NJ.
s bet 8irfelise er alt title ri bar 2 Wenis-
beber, ben enc ~tilbprsnoe Spnooen os betIe'
mes al Yaitor Carton, ben anben al Sonic
reuien betienes af Eaitor Sin.
9ouis ". Ylpisater.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
% cperifaS 100000.

Danfiorretntns fripes / ale bens Bran.
der. 9reoipe &ara beloig Jorretnins (.
bet ncrnli9e Soma bcrettiger ps til at iist
at ri %fcritaar bort Solts finauciele 5or
bringer, o9 bet er o9iaa en- Garantp for,
at ri er fpaliiicersoe til at paretaee oeres
5orretnius NEE 9p8tisbeo % Sitterbeb.
0erler paa ale be samle 2anbe iaIses %
% fjpbes.
VaSIa9ersStaetter til % fra europe
iGlses meb ale fBrite 8lasies Ginier.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
Cote Yrestun, @inssburn 60, Dat.

Safe Yreiton er en- lioen triuelis Sp, os ri
bar osiaa en- MP Sernbane, icm saar Der
isiennem. 2anoet beromfrins er bet beoite
Tarminsslauo, maj fan pnite fig. ab.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08

Ven8e tiaaans mob sob Sitferbeo til
hpilteiombelit 8elsb paa tort euer lang
SenItano.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-08
Nenter for Snojfuo.

SnSffuo mootases % Hente betalea til
iaaoanne Rates ps paa iaaeanne Betin8el.
fer, iom ct forenliSe meo Sifferbeb os en-
gob 8anffprretning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05
FOR IRELAND!

Yes, justice to ireland aye, up with the shout.
boys;
Yes roll 1t in the ,hundcrs from sea to glad sea;
From Cape Wrath to FIRES hwater, thunder 1t out,
boys.
From toreland - Lands End. our cry let It be.
Too long has she s.en sects and strangers lord
DER her;
To day let our hands tear the thorns from her
way;
win not Erin forgive when she sees us stand for
In pity and love. as she will. boys. today
SO long we've delayed, Ireland we'll may have
wondered
Had the people ,ng since been the rulers here
would that cry have been silent till now that is
thundered
To-day IN our "Justice to Ireland, hurrah ="
BE Just he bnt just, and tho hate she Is nursing
BY Justice At last tato love shall be charmed
The cri mes she'll forget tuat have stung her to
cursing.
Nor her heart shall breed plots nor her hands
shall bc armed.
Not as conquered regard her. beneath your heel
lying;
trOd
To AL give their righs. unto none rights deny.
Let her wrongs no more wall up to man ana to
God.
OF her tolls IN her nelds, let har no more be
Let her children grow rich with their harvests.
then-Ah,
wili her free voice not seli the glad shout that
Is Numbered
by ours In our Justice 70 Ireland. hurrahr
Oh. glad days before Us blot out he rod p,ges
Thar history shows OF tho woes of her past
Al last hopo is hers through the glsa coming
ages,
Peace and Justice will bloss her with calm
days at last.
Forgot he the hates and the feuds that have rem
her
Remsmoersd no more be tho wrongs that ar,
gone
The plenty God gives. shared by all, shall con
| tent her.
/ And. blessing and blest. all her days shall dow
on.
Then her eyes, fro the present. shall turn ir
sad wonder,
Strange doubling belief, to her told-of woes
Ali
| win she think there was need once her shou
rose in thunder
With ours In our "Justioe to Ireland, ,hurrah
w Q. 4sWHstt In sAs AesrM Howe Asisr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05


Persian silks are usei Tor lininR ~ GoVus.
Torbans ere 70 b worn more shAa svse ~
coming eoae0u.
Tue pes.tie.. Of doyliss are Of smbroidsssd
silk boiling cloth.
Tho peasant sleeve with wide pufl snd
bands 10 very stylish.
Corded ginshaus ars among ths pretty
new fabrics for the coming ssason.
Red n notably the color In early sprinR
millineOy, - u hes been the past winter.
Watsred ribbon b much worn . sashea.
both for house and street wear.
The peasant waist n still the prettisst
mode for young girls house waist
ton fabrics, aud aro In exquisite col0finR.
trudo themselves - little - possible
black surah waists for halt moufnin9.
The sash curtains Of striped chsmbsry
gause are very pretty and dainty.
priced By thoso who like delicato ware
the new lamp va>oa, besides being very dur.
able.
For spring garments there IL nothing prst.
tier than the covert and coat In the iisht
bisque shades
Dull red corduroy skirts ars quite psctur.
esque q we'll - stylish. DARK green y
worn with them.
Corduroy In white II seen In some Eng.
lish modelA Tho trimming 10 Of velvet IN
either red or black.
Crystal buttons are ~ out - to show no
eye and are very stylish on the white vests
20 stylish just now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

pspsr ffom member Of ths Alabsns's crew,
but We ase unable TO eteoch any importeucc
To that statement sud shall omit his article
from the war papers when they are repub.
liahed In book f0rin.-EDfT0R."
How skilfully that n done Yet not skil.
fully enough TO mako II honestly truthful.
The Century suspected nothing Of how II
had been hoaxed by Horton until the Phiia.
delphia Times exposed the bold imposturs
In oil its detailA hut that the Century says
nothing about but ts,es by an ambiguous
statement like the sbove to taks the honor of
the discovery Of Horton's fraud 70 itself.
just nOtioe tho punctuation We have
learned, for the fret iims, from bis own ID.
mission," &C. That II not trua 1t learned
H. for the hrst time from the Phllsdsl.
phia Times, aud afterwards " from his own
sdmissiOn." II the punctuation were ~ fol.
lows: Wo have learned, for the first time
from his own admission," 90, then the
statement would be true. Taat Ii, according
To the letter of II, though II would still DO
misleadiug. In . word, then 1t would be .
white lie" only, now It IL . black one
How hard II IL for peoplo To confess that they
have been fooled UNcAA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

ErOm tu0 rEOV00nC0 SOuEnels boD. e.
Mercury IL the evening star until March q,
and after that time becomes morning star.
On the 5th Of March ct II o'clock in the even.
ing he reaches bis greatest eastern elongatioo,
being 1so IA east Of the sun. He h then at
his greatest distance from tho sun, and under
the most favorable conditions that will occur
during the year for being Seen With the
naked eya Intelligent and careful observ.
ers will b sure TO and him, and sight Of
the swift footed planet IL worth all the trouble
it costs. Mercury sets on the 9Th, IN hour
and half after the sun. He must be looked
for In tho west, about throe. .quarters OF IN
hour after sunset, and will be visible mot
only ct his eastern elon CATION ON the 5th, but
for week before and atter that event.
though swim OF foot and deet Of wing, he
changes his position ut every reappearanco.
Observers should note carefully the point Of
the horison where the sun went down. Mer.
curry will bo found on the 9th 90 north OF
that point aud In . northeast direction from
the sun. Venus will be an excellent guide
in pointing out his position, for on the 6th
she Is les than 50 southeast OF himss An
opera glass sweeping the sky northwest OF
Venus will b sure 70 bring Mercury into
the field, and bis position being dxed, he
will be readily visible to the unassisted eyA
The western sky must be cloudless and the
atmosphere clear to make the search suc.
cessful.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-05

followed my guide into the city. We entered
into very large garden alied with 9 grcas
multitude Of men arrayed In whitst shining
ssrmsntA They stood IN military order:
atep Ia perfect time with every tone and cyl
lAbla I followed the train with my guide.
and heard the singing, ~ u Wores uko tne
voice Of many watcrut and a thc souno On
mighty thunderings, such q u ~ on.y l1
with tho words which sounded hieh in aar
"'May never io.s this blesssd s:nsation.
Nut IN sp!,i. pI z my h!gI hhsgp,y y ss.,lo"' ,,."E
Gn,sssss an sn1ss ns,ss.s s.{sssms"s NJ %s1' ~
"Tss mighty and plain expression Of these
wOr,ia sspsCially Of tho laat 'dOI9stha.
Gethsemane,' impressed me 10 deeply that j
forgot myself and my sinfulne.A e0d We
raised u 3 heavenly sensation. Tho singing
having ended, asked one Ot thOss heavenly
beluR n standtng near ma, What multitude
IL this, ana what city In thisf' He snswered,
'Th,s II the great multitude which no man
can number, ana this - Mount Zion. soon
Tho Lord comsthv Then the choir Or.
ranged Itself ON bsth sides Of the street, and
all waited In silent expectation for the com.
Ing OF tho Lord. A great fear came over me,
cided. Presently . most glorious company
seated upon white horses camo down the
street. The foremost among them cast . look
at mo that went through mo like . two.
edged sword. lie rode up with Hts retinus
N where atood with my guide and aAkod
several questions. As Tie gave His orders
and moved His hand saw the nall prints on
them. This sight filled mo with great rev.
erence, love, and confidence Then the Lord
stretched out Ills arm aud pointed with the
finger of HIS right hand ~ me, asking my
guide, Who IL thisr "A tsachsr from the
earth Then the Lord spoke with strong
voice, 'lt IL yet too soon, he must return
again 70 lead many children " Righteousness.
Go back" With these words, go back,
felt ~ though I had received . shock, and
! awoks from my dream u this earthly lie OF
labor and toll. Then I heard the voices Of
those around mo saying, tho crisis is past
there In again hope Tor hiH recovery
"The fever slowly loft tne, aud soon re-
gained my full health aud strength, but that
dream left deep aud lasting impression
upon me, and influenced W no ANAL meas.
ure for good all INV subseq lent thoughts,
actions, words, and deeds"
think tho lgsnt reader will agree
with ,ne IN pronouncing the above . most
peculiar and remark X able dream.
JERRY CRuNCHHR.
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The Habit OF shooting "Amen -

The old time Methodist habit Of shouting
"amen," ana "that's so, BROTHER" in church
sometimes leads to ludicrous results. An in
stance occurred yesterday in the Hanson
Place Methodist church In Brooklyn. The
Rev. George +. Reed In his sermon was tell
ing of the benefits OF given, and illustrated
II ty examples from the Bible. An old gen.
tleman frequently interrupted by shouts Of
"Amen" aud That's so." The preacher re-
marked that some persons might doubt what
he told them, and say "On, that's only
what Mr.. Reed says, and he doesn't know
much, anyway" just then came the fami-
liar interruption, "Thats so, brother" The
house was convuised with laughter, and the
pastor smiled and said I: " Your interruption
came In at the wrong place that time,
brother"
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Ussfnl and Hurtful Msd,c,usa

patton absolutely useless. These arc boluses
and potions ma ie in great part OF podophyllin.
aloes. rhubarb. gambogs and other worthless
ingredients The damage they do to the stomach
Of those who use them Is incAlculable. They
evacuate the bowels, It ia true. but always DO 20
violently and profusely, and besides, gripe the
bowels. Their effect Is to weaken both them
ana the stomach. Better far to use the agree.
able and sautary aperient, Hostetter's stomach
Bitters the laxative effect of hich IL pre-.
ceded by pain, or accompanied by q convuls1ve,
violent action OF the bowels. On the contrary,
1t invigorates those organs, the stomach and the
entire system. As a means OF curing and pre-
venting malarial feveTs. no medicine can com.
pare with It. and IL remedies nervous debility,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder Inactivity and
other inorganic ailments. fB-mA
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The Same Human Nature,

Many vain attempts are made to repeat the
remarkable success of Benson's Capcine Plaster.
This splendid remedy 10 known, sold and used
erywhere. and It's prompt action and unrival.
led curative powers have won for II hOsts Of
similar sounding names, such as !" Capstcin." |"
"Capsicum." ETC.. Intended to deceive the care.
less and unwary. These articles possess none
of the virtues Of the genuine. Therefore We
hope the people will assist US to protect what
fs ~ GnGe ssr ana ane our lS
yOu. and make sure that the word I" Capcine
Is cut in the middle of the plaster ITSELF and the
Three Seals " trademark Is on the face cloth.
Any reputable dealer will show you the safe
guards without hesitation: II You cannot 10.
member the name-Benson's Capcine Plaster
cut this paragraph from the paper.
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Respectable Druggtsta

never deceive the public. but beware Of Cheap
John druggists who offer you a plaster called
"Capsicum."" " Capsicin," "" Capucin." or " Cap
sicne" and tell you it is su bstantiaIly the same
the genuine Benson 8 Capcine Plaster. or even
better. They ask less for the imitation, for II
costs less but as u remedial agent IL Is abso.
lutey worthless 1hs reputation OF BensOn's
as the only plaster possessing aclual and high
curative qualities Is the result OF many year,
experiment. and honorable dealings on the part
Of the proprietOrs and e, 90 physicians, phar.
macists and druggists endorse It as the best
ever made Protect yourself against deception
mSistasss mi by " personal essmieas,on fSsSeauipS S
has " hree seals F" trademark, ana in the centre
is cut the word Cpcine." feb8.M,W&S
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sources Of Profit.

Thereare many sources of proht To those Who
are ingenious and enter Iprtsing. Burdock Blood
ha HMsT, are source OF protit ia every way. They
tsctualy. which Is saying great deal. 1or sale
by H. b. Cochran, druggtst, Isl and l3V North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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Insure with Thomas Eciectrsc OIL. 1t 10 tho
the chsapest ana best method OF insurance we
hnow Of by Its use you 10 escape many
gIeviOus aches and pains. Policies are obtain.
able at al Druggists In the drugsists in tho
form Of bottles ~ 20 cents and tl each. For oAle
by II. II. Cochran, druggist lS7 ana Id North
ou0An street. Lancaster.